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#1474479 11/08/2022 11:55 PM
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New thread started to keep original thread on subject.

Originally Posted by Stovebold6
I use the 123Ignition from the Netherlands in my 261, but there is also an American made one called Progression Ignition, which IMHO is even better, but wasn't available back than when I made the change.

https://123ignitionusa.com/ US distributor for the 123 i bought one about 6 months ago nice people to deal with, great distributor you can set it anywhere you want it to be.
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Do they offer complete distributors for stovebolts now in the US, or do they convert the original?

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Originally Posted by Stovebold6
Do they offer complete distributors for stovebolts now in the US, or do they convert the original?
i would call them open the web site i posted. i see on their web site they have one for a Corvair. they are somewhat universal it's just the mounting and drive that may need to be changed. if they don't have one they may be able to make one up. the person a delt with was VERY helpful. they have 3 different styles, one with a chip you insert for the curve you want. the next one is infinitely tunable with your computer or laptop very easy to do. the next is Bluetooth from your phone you can change it in the car, it also can be easily turned off for a theft deterrent.
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Someone used to sell a "distributor" for the 1936-69 big twin, with plug wires in the cap, center wire to the coil, etc.

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